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Enhancing Disaster Risk Reduction Strategies for Sustainable Tourism Development in Cape Coast, Ghana

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By Richmond Yeboah, Mary Moore, Emmanuel Dornyoh
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version Cape Coast is a prominent tourism destination in Ghana, distinguished by its historical landmarks, coastal ecosystems, and cultural heritage. Yet the city faces mounting threats from environmental hazards such as coastal erosion, flooding, extreme heat, and lagoon degradation, which directly compromise the sustainability of its tourism sector.
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AI Can Now Translate Thoughts Into Words, Making Brain-to-Text Communication a Reality

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By Mary Moore
| Gilmore Health
Key Takeaways: A UCSF-developed AI system now decodes brain activity into text with 97% accuracy, offering hope for patients who’ve lost speech. The technology, tested in epilepsy patients, uses existing brain implants to translate neural patterns into words in real-time. Challenges remain, including personalizing models for individual users and reducing error rates before clinical use.
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Luteolin, a Natural Antioxidant in Parsley and Celery, Delays Hair Graying in Mice, Study Finds

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By Mary Moore
| Gilmore Health
Key Findings: Luteolin, an antioxidant in celery, parsley, and bell peppers, delayed gray fur in mice by protecting pigment-producing cells. The compound boosts proteins that keep melanocytes (hair color cells) active without affecting hair growth. Human relevance? Unproven, but the study adds to evidence that diet may play a role in aging gracefully. Gray hair might feel inevitable, but a finding from Japanese researchers has people eyeing their grocery lists differently.
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